skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think the comment to which you replied is definitely true for laptops, and it is yet to be clarified for desktops.

Also, not to be overly pedantic but technically that 10900K is not the current generation (see the "10" at the beginning of the model designation); the 11th-gen Rocket Lake is coming out imminently.
It's not Ikea that people hate, it's Ikea customers. People like to think of the moment they upgrades from Ikea furniture to something else as a life milestone where they ascend to another social class, and once they have done that they get to look down on the classes that buy Ikea furniture.

Sure, there's a whole list of supposed justifications, but most people's "upgrade" furniture is the same mass-produced crap, but with some marketing to position it as for the class of people who are too good for ikea. Restoration Hardware and Wayfair are making great money selling people what is essentially Ikea furniture plus a little bit of snobbery.
> * Massive astroturf campaigns (the WSB mods are claiming that this is already happening.

That's 75% of the site as it is.
Well, not sure which country you're writing from but here in the US, private property laws should be enough to nip the idea of government taking shares of a private company.

Dividends and capital gains in general have an inverse relationship, ie dividend paying stocks typically are low growing and as such don't tend to experience much price increase (ie capital gains). You own such shares so you can get the consistent dividend (share of profits) as your return...There may be exceptions but in general this relationship holds.

In a non-bubble market, the capital gains are a reflection of company's growth and expected future profits, thus the stock price is based on present-value-of-future-cashflows model (ideally of course, the reality is often messy).

In other words dividends and capital gains are not inherently in conflict, they merely reflect life-cycles of companies. Of course there are a ton of unprofitable companies on the market currently with high stock prices, there is a larger debate to be had on why that is and how to curtail it.
> I had to Zoom Out twice to make things looks normal.

80% (two zooms out from default in FF) is my default, since I found that was by far my most common choice per-site, changing it more often than not.

I also have quite a few at 67%, and only the odd site (HN for example) at 100%. Just seems to be a trend for everything to be 'big' and (to me and you) 'zoomed-in'-looking.

This is consistent (as in I do the same thing, it doesn't sync unfortunately) across my Linux desktop & (retina) MacBook Pro, before someone says something like 'well Linux is janky like that, try a Mac, they just work' :).

(I use 'Zoom Page WE' in Firefox for persisting per-site zoom levels: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/zoom-page-we)
opendoas. It's a port of OpenBSD doas by a void linux developer.
“Medical staff directed questions to their actual patient, even when there was a man present who thought he could answer them as well,” isn't sexism.

Expecting anything else, though, is.
For updates, you can do your classic blue-green deployment: wind down traffic for instance (remove from load balancer etc), wait until it finishes outstanding jobs, deploy update, resume routing traffic, repeat for every instance (or do it in groups).
I wonder if there’s a standardized URL to encode SSID and Password or if they just had to make one up.

Presumably Apple doesn’t support this QR method?

QR of course requires a screen and a camera, whereas Bluetooth can work on, for example, an Apple TV type device, or a smart speaker.

EDIT: So then the trick is being able to generate the QR code easily and securely (without having to send your WiFi password to the cloud). Presumably free apps exist to do this.
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What was bad about it?
Is it just me or do others also feel raised blood pressure, tingling in forearms, and other physical symptoms after watching violent videos?

These disturbing videos can kill my productivity for hours.
This article talks about one of my pains. This idea of apps was once explored by Mozilla. Remember XUL? XULRunner? I wish they come up with something of that sort soon. Not only that. I also want Mozilla to come up with an alternate for NodeJS. Why can't Firefox's JS engine be separated?
Ubuntu 21.04 will ship GNOME 3.38 instead of GNOME 40
"probably dont want such jobs in developed country"

You don't want cashiers, wait staff, grocery baggers or call center staff? All of these jobs are generally minimum wage.
A couple of good resources:

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/tcl-tk/index.htm

https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/Tcl+Tutorial+Lesson+0
I've used swr, but they seem very similar. Very easy to use for server synced state imho. Try both and pick the one that feels nicer to you.
I hope it's true...I want to see Melvin bankrupt, especially after the ,,we closed our positions'' bs. I don't know why but it sounds so much fun :)
> Plenty of WSB posts with multi million positions.

This is interesting. I wonder what percent of outstanding shares of $GME WSB commenters collectively own and whether the SEC could make the case they're operating as a "group" for disclosure purposes.
Those 2 use cases are completely separate, and the one that’s being discussed here is the second one. The first is covered by iCloud Keychain sync.
Nonsense. Social media and the sensational, vain culture it has inculcated it is entirely damaging and without value. It is _only_ revolutionary and disparages any prior merit and censure without reason. It is a denial of service on reason and experience claiming precedence and priority without any historical context.
Might be worth mentioning there's DCS (https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/products/warthog/), a highly realistic simulator that includes A-10C.
Can someone link to the actual paper? I can’t seem to find it.
Sure but the ear/nose/throat are basically just a filter of the mouth hole. But yeah humans are basically a GI tract plus appendages, which is indeed topologically a toroid.
Shorts are fine, the problem is having an underregulated risk mitigation tool that’s effectively limited to the wealthy.

But even disregarding that, a hedge fund’s job is literally to manage risk using more complex financial instruments.

A complacent hedge fund that overextends itself don’t just need to fail, they need to burn long and hard

Sadly, they usually get “bailed” out (by their buddies in their industry, not the government), like we just saw with Melvin. Which in turn creates enormous inefficiencies in our economy..
Actually understanding current laws, game theory and money supply make minimum wage preferable.
If you use them like WSB they are an unnecessary accelerator, they're intended for being used as a hedge (and probably other things more savvy investors know more about).
WSB but Crypto
Where is the WSB of cryptocurrency? It makes sense that there should be a group of whales that invest against traditional investors, right?
if only gaben agreed. i think the internet would break.
This is the current short interest as of this morning https://www.reddit.com/gallery/l642ms
You're proposing to make the market more efficient by giving the politicians more power to boss companies around and pick winners and losers. This is an excellent thesis if you believe central planning is the best way to allocate society's resources and is definitely never a vehicle for official corruption, and taxpayer funds are never ever misused for bailouts and other political favors. If not, such a move will only exacerbate the common complaints of today.

As it turns out, government is already entitled to N% of a company's profit, through corporate taxes. If you are greedy on behalf of the politicians and want N to be a bigger cut of that, that's one thing.

But if politicians want to boss companies around, they already have the option to go on record and pass neutral and generally-applicable laws to do that — and such laws are a fair sight better than the shady backroom deals that will go in when politicians start filling board seats with political apparatchiks. Do you want Donald Trump filling a board seat at Disney with someone like Jared Kushner? If you do, do you want Biden appointing his son Hunter to a board seat at Tesla? Can you imagine the insane conflicts of interest multiplied by the entire economy? It's bad enough already. We really, really don't need to glue together everything shady about big business with everything shadowy about government.

P.S. Oh, and the other thing is that people start raising capital and incorporating in ways that these confiscatory taxes and seizures of control that you propose just don't apply. More private equity, or just incorporating overseas.

P.P.S. Oh, it also favors the companies who don't need to raise capital on the markets: Apple can just take its cash hoarde and invest like crazy, while the next hot Silicon Valley player that would challenge them has to pay 20%.
> Active and available parenting, ideally starting long before the teen years where they no longer want to take advice from their parents.

This, 1000 times this. Also, leaving kids completely without supervision or using screen time/smartphones to babysit them it's easy but it's just like tech-debt and really any other form of debt. You will pay the consequences 10x during their teen years.
Though Delphi's components were always meant to be for both visual and non-visual uses (TControl, from which other visual controls descent, is just a subclass of TComponent).
>If it was just opioids or ampthetamines,

Obviously it's not. I gave examples of two drugs and their direct mechanisms of action.

>But prediction of reward might very well be a concise description of the drive behind social media use.

No, that's a description of a living mammal brain. Addiction is when that system is hijacked directly, not when it is doing it's normal thing in response to stimuli.
There are actually now some ideas in crypto spaces to use stablecoins bound to stock/coin indexes instead of fiat, so...
Well if the valuation where it is now is undeserved then it will likely come down. It may well be over priced so there is a chance investors loss money from here. Not sure if this democratizing....true democratizing is giving retail investors access to financial markets on a level playing field (information, trading/prices, all assets).
What appeals to me about the A-10 is that it is 'focused' design. It is designed around a single use case (around a single weapon really), and everything is to that single end. This makes it incredibly good at that single job, and as long as that purpose still exists (and close air support is likely to continue to be needed) the A-10 will continue to be in demand.
I don't know which post about media ingestion you are referring to, you possibly have me confused with another poster or you'll need to link to it for clarification.

As for providing some evidence of cancel culture and deplatforming, somebody would have to have been living on Mars (or have blinkers) to have missed the odious practices (as evidenced in the OP!) that the terms were invented for, and I'm not sure me spending my time googling and linking examples is going to help in that case.
I've moved my Ikea bedframe at least 4 times now. Including once cross-country. Same with a desk and a couple of bookshelves. Seems to last long enough if you use it as intended.
Trying Active Learning
Googling studies indicates that the vast vast majority of carbon (97%) does not get released but simply stays in landfills.
Safer with less memory corruption exploits to start with.

Fixing C is so beyond hope that Apple, Oracle, Google, Microsoft, ARM are all driving hardware based solutions for memory tagging and pointer validation, while at the same time reducing the use cases for it across their OS stacks.
Surface Detail's plot revolves around destroying a simulated version of hell. That it was hosted on that person's servers is just a detail.
What I mean is you cannot make directional predictions of a stock from option prices. The information just isn’t there. The same way you can’t use long dated futures. Because S&P 500 futures (during regular trading hours) will always be the current price, modified by the financing cost. There can never be a directional prediction, because all directional predictions get arbitraged away into the current price.
Absolutely, cannabis is leaps and bounds worse than crack.
Just SO pumped that library is being used in the real world to host videos!
Isn’t infinite fun space described as simulating alternate universes and observing the outcomes?
That's not particularly nefarious.

The NIH and NSF have two funding programs, the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs, that specifically fund startups/spin-outs from their research programs. More here: https://www.sbir.gov/ Some DARPA programs also have similar commercialization milestones: our PMs were pushing people to think about FDA approval and manufacturing.
I think the question the series most addresses is "How do you manage a utopia?" and not "How do you get to a utopia for us, here, on Earth?" For instance there is a lot of thought given to how they resolve differences, how they deal with people who don't really like the utopia they live in, how do they deal with people's autonomy and freedom without harming others around them, etc. And so from that POV I think it is an interesting exploration of how and if people can live up to their ideals - how does the Culture justify taking action against neighbors in light of this radical view of freedom and autonomy? Can you ever truly live and let live, or is there a point where you NEED someone willing to get their hands dirty, etc.? I think all of those are things explored in the series.

But so much of our own politics and ideology is about the question of allocating resources - and that does not come up, because they have essentially an infinite amount. Nobody has private property, sure, but they have as much public property as they want, and so much of it that there's almost never any drive to compete for anything - attention, sure; favor, sure; but property, or money, or things, not really.

None of which is true in the real world, of course, and so yes I agree a lot of it does not really translate to "well, what do we do here and now?". It's more "What would we do if we got there?" I guess
Run this in console for continuous messages:

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document.querySelector('.input-form__input').value = `Your message shown ${i} times...`;
document.querySelector('.input-form__button').click();
i++;
}, 20000);
There's a mantra among these people of

"I just wanted to play video games, why couldn't you leave me alone?"

The culture of a lot of redditors and internet trolls in general seems to be that they feel like they are the eternal punching bag of society. They were the punching bag in high school, they didn't get into a good school (or go to college at all), and now they're the punching bag of society as "incels" or "white males" or whatever, and I think what you're seeing here in a big way is them fighting back.

A comedian named Tim Dillon somewhat accidentally NAILED the sentiment here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0pgEWcq_YQ (NSFW language).
I don’t understand what the structure you’re proposing is. There are a lot of ways of doing form validation. Typically you’ll have field levels errors and form level errors. In those cases, the no error state is represented by an empty list. I have never seen errors represented in a way that null means no error but blank string means unknown error. That would be a weird way to represent it.
She stated it is unrewarding because the university didn’t reprimand or remove the bad researcher, and because most papers didn’t retract the bad papers. She didn’t produce new studies disproving the results of the existing one, which might have been a more rewarding pursuit for someone who had that inclination. I’m sure the author has other ideas about what research she should do, and it’s not for us to say.
Remember WPS? Apple never implemented that and then android removed it too. Ugh.

On iPhone if you and a friend in iMessage are together and one can connect to a protected WiFi, the other can connect to. Automatically.
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- Some features (like the part solver) use some cloud services that you need to be on the internet to use. Most of the software runs on your local machine

- Running the same generator twice will produce the same design each time (but the design files will be generated afresh).

- Bug that is now fixed.

- We haven't released our autorouter yet because it is still in the early stages.
> I see no reason why "retail" traders can't fuck around on Robinhood and cause some meme stocks to explode.

It's called 15USC78i "Manipulation of security prices" [1]. It is unlawful to transact just for the purpose of forcing others to transact. Going through a fund's 13F filings, and deliberately driving up the prices of put options they sold should fall squarely into that area. And there are more than enough posts on reddit of people stating that this is exactly what they are doing. At the scale this is happening now, there is no doubt that there are going to be legal repercussions.

[1] https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/15/78i
I don’t know how this is typically measured (or measured in this specific case because I can’t find the actual paper), but do economists generally apply the same dollar threshold to everyone across the country, or do they account for regional cost of living?
If she's buying at a Linux shop, I'd give a try to the hypothesis that she's an ancient hacker with l337 sk1lls, and make sure before assuming she's just entered the wrong store and really was looking for the grocery next door.

For the same reason as the car example above or the Pascal's Wager - the cost of a prediction failure is so high that it changes the probabilities of your wrong-case calculations, no matter how strong the stereotype.
This is a good sequence of events. Kind of what happened to me after I graduated from school - I didn't have much programming experience (my BS was essentially a math degree and I did it in < 2 years), so they hired me to answer phones, then from there I did level 1, then level 2, then releases, then level 3, then bugfixes and then I was finally granted the title of Dev.

Has the benefit of making sure you know the cost of issues and outages, knowing how to spot bugs, and generally how to be a good citizen both with the dev teams and the rest of the company at large.
The OPs point is that "Show HN" is for something the submitter is involved in. Otherwise it's just a normal submission. In this instance the title shouldn't be prefixed with "Show HN:". Aside from that, there's nothing wrong with the submission.
Ups, yeah it should be lz4, but i can‘t change it anymore.
I don’t think dismissing this phenomenon as a stock turning into a meme is right. WSB is...something, but there is actually a rationale behind going long GME. If you think that the new CEO, known for turning dead retail into profitable online content and e-commerce businesses (as I understand it), is going to turn GME around, then buying $12 Apr 21 calls for thirteen cents or whatever it was makes sense absent any notion of a short squeeze or market manipulation. That it was one of the most shorted stocks and there was an obvious opportunity for a short squeeze, and that this seems to all be multiplied by HFT, is quite the force multiplier.

It’s not like this is some random event that could happen to any position. There seem to be a number of factors in play, but it’s not random, and it’s not because a meme got popular.
How do you know it is not in wonderland already? What price would you put on it? For me what is important is the fundamental valuation of the company...
With my knowledge as a non-professional woodworker, there's not a lot to cabinets. Even professionally made cabinets use veneered plywood for the bases so what IKEA does isn't any different than almost all cabinets here in the US. The US mostly uses 'framed' cabinets instead of European 'frameless' cabinets, but the cabinet box is essentially the same.
Isn't it a bit unfair to impose that on Brazil? Europe doesn't have much wood anymore because they used so much of it from the Romans on. The US exported a lot of wood to Europe early in its history (still does). Should we tell Brazilians, "Sorry, that worked for us, but now that we're rich we care about the environment, so tough luck?"
There are something like 3 million subscribers to WSB. How many people are really making that kind of money on meme stocks?
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r/wallstreetbets has an official Discord, I think that's probably what parent is referencing. It's linked in their sidebar with a giant Discord logo, not hard to find
Those are good points.

> compatibility library

Even if we do, they still have to use it, which is still a change (albeit a smaller one).

> run both systems

Unfortunately, no.
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Yes it was a fully working things before facebook. There has been a lot of improvement in both the core and cli. But the core innovations of zstd was well established before facebook. I was probably following his blogs (even though I wasn't a compression expert) for months before I saw the post about his joining facebook.
I'm generally sympathetic to the idea that financial derivatives are a great evil, and a huge part of what feels "broken" about the current system.

However, consider futures, which are very similar to options. Futures were, as I understand it, popularized in Chicago as a way for farmers to be able to get money for their crop right now, at a fixed price. In this way, they could pass the risk -- and a little bit of the profit -- off to people with more capital, who were better able to weather all possible outcomes.
Not OP, but 3rd party chargers often:

1) require a new app to be installed
2) require you to create an account and add your credit card info
3) are broken
4) work, but charge slower than they should
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You're not going to convince many that symbolically property damage across the nation is of the same offense as storming the capitol and beating one of your own to death. The group that stormed the capital was also not ideologically diverse. They were running on a common emotion of hate. Sure, you had hundreds of useful idiots giving the bad actors cover but that's the whole point of being a useful idiot for the left/right/center. It provides an excuse for like minded to dismiss the extreme position but they still sat down with Fascists to eat a meal.
> Safer with less memory corruption exploits to start with.

ok I admit defeat on this. I can't barely believe I forgot that u_u;
To know for sure? Not really unless they themselves announce it. Right now the announcement comes from a third party CNBC reporter, so it's not official and there's plenty of room to claim a misunderstanding.

But there are ways to gain some insight based on how hard GME is to borrow and the shorting interest, and that hasn't changed much from yesterday.

If Melvin did manage to get out of their short, they handed that short to another party almost share for share, or they found a way to hedge their position. At any rate, GME remains the most shorted stock on the market, which means another short squeeze is possible.

This Friday when options expire is going to be an absolute circus.
> Point-set topology is as dead as the dodo.

What makes it dead?
Thank you, and absolutely correct. Also, thanks for differing Mega churches from small churches.